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THE JEWISH NEWS
Women's Clubs
This is the week we should head this column Fashion
'Vain' because this is the story dedicated to all the
women who want to look pretty and cool and spic-
'n-span all through Summer. And who doesn't? So,
of course, that means you and you and you. That's
good old American custom. And there's a good
old American Fabric around which we weave this
story; it's known as COTTON.
Vanity, Vanity, all is Vanity
Fundamentally, women are
all vain . . . now aren't you?
And isn't it fun to know you
look lovely? That your sil-
houette is easy on the eyes?
That your colors arc so har-
moniously chosen? Well, thank
your lucky stars, or rather
thank your Uncle Sam that
this is the Summer that you
accomplish all this with half
the effort, half the invest-
ment. and double the returns.
Bet you didn't think that sly
Old gentleman (U.S.) had such
a knowing eye when it came
to fashion. Why, he took
America's most plentiful fiber
and wove it into a complete
wardrobe for you, that this
year -you–might he bright and
right and shining.
That Old Feeling
Uncle Sam is wise in a lot
of other ways, too. He knows
that looking pretty comes
from feeling pretty. And he
knows that the 'certain feel-
ing' that comes from freshly-
washed, crispy-ironed cottons
is the most wonderful thing
in the world. (If you don't
believe him, just try it). If
you aren't a cotton convert
before the Fashion Vane turns
again, we'll revert to our own
backyard, and eat you-know-
what! But the deepest feeling,
that inner satisfaction (from
a task well done) will come
v, hen you realize what you're
saving on cleaning bills alone
. . . more important, that
you're letting Uncle Sam use
his own gasoline and cleaning
fluids for wartime necessities.
Fashion Vane Blows Hot
Cotton is the only King in
this democracy, and as we
mentioned before, Uncle Sam
is especially fond of him. So
is the Fashion Vane, because
whichever way the wind
blows, there's a cotton to
match. If you don't believe us,
think of all the cottons in
existence; then think of at
least a hundred different
styles and uses for each one,
and you have the Clothes
Story for Summer (in brief).
For Fashion Vane's warmest
days to come, there are the
sheer, dainty fabrics, the
Be.tistes, the Dimities, the
dotted Swiss families, the
Lawns, Mousselines, the Or-
gandies, the Nainsooks, the
Voiles. Visualize these fabrics
in blouses for your suits; in
'lingerie; in frocks for your
little daughters (and your-
self, too). ConSider the virtues
of these soft cottons. They
have body, they resist
wrinkles, and Feme retain
their crisp finish for years.
Fashion Vane Blows Cold
For every warm day, there's
a cold one to match, so Fash-
ion Van whips up closely-
woven, sturdier fabrics, like
Denim, Pique, Covert, Gabar-
dine, Jean and Sailcloth. And
for early Fall (even through
Winter) there will be Cordu-
roy, Velveteen and Others.
Then, for those days in be-
tween, when Fashion Vane is
wavering in the wind, there
are Ginghams and Chambrays
Broadcloths, and Percales,
Seersuckers, Shantungs; Cot-
tons with special finishes like
Glazed Chintz and Galatea.
We could go on and on, out
we'll leave some fabrics to
your imagination (or for re-
quest). All of these will make
up your playclothes, your
slacks,
your shirts,
your
shorts, culottes, dresses for
active and spectator sports,
your suits, your formals, your
evening coats and capes.
Myriad Possibilities
Think twice about Cotton
finishes, Cotton prints, and
Cotton textures. Notice how,
as a cotton frock increases in
price, there is more intrinsic
value. For example, less-ex-
pensive cottons you may see
have roller prints, screen-
pigment, and block-prints.
Whereas in higher - priced
ones, the patterns are hand-
screened or hand-blocked. Re-
peated launderings will testi-
fy as to the quality of the dye
and the shrinkage of the
fabric. Watch for imaginative
patterns, designs and colors;
for replicas of California
fruits and verdure, for South
American themes, for Javan-
ese batik and Chinese Motifs,
for Quaint English garden
vistas, for reproductions of
scenes from Old Quebec.
Fashion Vane doesn't stop
anywhere for long; it blows
with the wind all around the
world.
Fashion Vane Breezes
Practical
Cottons have so many other
talking points that we can
only highlight a few. They
are practical, comfortable,
economical. They are durable.
They wash and wear well;
are easy to iron. In fact, many
of the crinkled fabrics do not
need ironing at all. They are
absorbent; many are colorfast
to both sunlight and launder-
ing. Cottons are equally
home at home on country
lanes or city streets. Cottons
breeze along as the Number
One Fabric, for America, the
Number One Country.
May 8, 1942
Engaged to Doctor
Marriages
MARSHALL AUXILIARY
WEISS-KARCH—Mr. and Mrs.
TO HONOR MOTHERS
Max Karch of Pasadena Ave. an-
The third annual Mother and
nounce the marriage of their
Daughter banquet of Louis Mar-
daughter, Cele, to Michael Weiss,
shall Business and Professional
son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Weiss,
Women's Auxiliary will be held
which took place at their home
Wednesday, May 13, at the Jew-
May 5." Rabbi Morris Adler of-
ish Community Center, Wood- v
ficiated.
ward and Holbrook, at 6 p. m.
Entertainment will be furnished
.Mrs. Morrey Pelavin of Flint,
by the Russian Dancing Group'
Mich., was matron of honor and
under the direction of Mrs. Lil-
Alfred Weiss acted as best man.
lian Federoff and Russian Man-
Among the guests were Lieut.
dolin Orchestra directed by Peter
and Mrs. Sol Karch of Urbana,
Evaniuk. Reservations can be
Ill.
made by calling Eve Hirsh, TO.
Upon their return from a trip
5-9567.
to Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Weiss
• • •
will "reside at 13100 La Salle
AESCULAPIAN AUXILIARY
Blvd.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the
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Aesculapian Pharmaceutical Fra-
BLUMENTHAL-GROSS — The
ternity is sponsoring a charity
marriage of Miss Flora Gross,
tea on Wednesday, May 13, at
Mtss Ruth Muriel Prussian
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Julius
1 p. m., at the Victory Center,
Mr. and Mrs. Max ,Prussian of Gross, to Gerald I. Blumenthal,
Crowley Milner's Third Floor.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
There will be mah jong and Glynn Court announce the en- Blumenthal was solemnized at
bridge and prizes will be award- gagement of their granddaughter, the Book-Cadillac Hotel May 3.
ed. Proceeds will enable the or-
Ruth Muriel, to Dr. Sam Skulsky, The marriage service was read
ganization to further its work
by Rabbi B. Benedict Glazer.
for the U. S. armed forces and son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Skul- Miss Evelyn Gross was her sis-
sky of LaSalle Blvd.
for charities.
ter's only attendant_ Arnold
The Auxiliary is active in Red
Goldberg was best man.
Cross work, Russian War Relief,
Mr. and Mrs. Blumenthal left
Allied Jewish Campaign and is
for a trip to New York.
planning to act as hostesses for
the U.S.O. Center.
SELIG TO VISIT HERE
Mrs. Alex Brooks is chairman
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wisotsky of
On a tour of Jewish institu-
of the tea and Mrs. Samuel M.
N. Martindale Ave. announce the tions of higher learning through-
Bez is co-chairman.
engagement of their daughter, ' out the East, Harris L. Selig of
• • •
Edythe, to Arthur J. Lee of Rich- New York, executive director of
LEVIN J.W.V. AUXILIARY
ton Ave.
the United Yeshivos Foundation,
Lt. Eli Levin Ladies' Auxiliary
• • •
will visit Detroit on May 14, 15,
No. 230, Jewish War Veterans
Mr. and Mrs. Phineas Pearl- 16 and 17.
of the U. S., will sponsor a card
party with refreshments Tues- man of Collingwood Ave.. an-
GIVE LIBERALLY TO THE
day, May 19, at 8 p. m. at Jericho nounce the engagement of their
temple, 2705 Joy Road. The pro- daughter, Evelyn Ruth, to Jack ALLIED JEWISH CAMPAIGN •
ceeds will be used for the wel- Schreier.
fare of our boys in the armed
The Most
forces and for hospitalization
work.
Suitable
Engagements
SISTERS OF ZION MIZRACHI
Sisters of Zion Mizrachi are
sponsoring a Mothers' a n d
Daughters' dinner on Tuesday,
May 12, at 6:30 p. m., at Congre-
gation Bnai Moske, Dexter and
Lawrence. Rabbi Jacob J. Nathan
will be the speaker. For reserva-
tions call the chairman, Mrs. J.
Segal, Townsend 7-0046; Mrs. Jo-
seph H. Kunin, Tyler 4-2481; or
Mrs. E. Abrams, Tyler 7-5733.
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BIRTHS
Place For
April 13—To Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Kleinsmith (Sylvia Rap-
hael) of Cortland avenue, a son.
Lewis Joel.
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Happy
Occasions
Lecher's
Kosher Catering Co.
April 29—To I•!.Cobi and Mrs.
GRAND BALLROOMS
Nahum Schulman of Windsor, a
daughter, Sharon Judith.
To Rent for Weddings, Parties, Etc.
• • •
8939 TWELFTH ST.
May 1—To Mr. and Mrs. Max
P. Stromer (Selma Brown) of
2705 JOY ROAD
2718 W. Grand Ave., a daughter,
DELTA OMEGA LOTA
Catering Available in Any Motel,
Roxanne.
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Synagogue, Home or In Our
Delta Omega Iota Sorority,
Own Ballrooms.
Gamma_ chapter, is now affili-
May 2—To Mr. and Mrs. Lester
ated with the League of Detroit
Rynek (Betty Lacs) of .Tuxedo
TYler
4-9420
Jewish Youth. Miss Faye Han-
Ave., a daughter.
delsman has been appointed dele-
gate.
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At the home of Mrs. Blacher
on Greenlawn Ave., there will
be a Mother and Daughter gath-
ering on Monday, May 11. Mrs.
Edna Solomon is chairman of the
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As a defense project the De-
troit chapter of Delta Omega Iota
has undertaken to send "Pack-
ages from Home" to homeless
United States or Allied service
EXPERT
FURRIER
men. At present time lists are
being compiled and the girls will
9150 TWELFTH STREET
welcome any names of men in
Latest Styles in
at Atkinson
any branch of the service who do
Jackets and Coats
not have immediate families to
PHONE TRINITY 2-0629
send them packages from home.
Open Evenings Except Friday
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BNAI MOSHE SISTERHOOD
The Bnai Moshe Sisterhood
will conclude its season with a
noon luncheon Wednesday, June
3, in the banquet hall of the Con-
In the Irish Hills ... Highest Altitude
gregation. Card games will fol-
in Southern Michigan on Wampler's
k
low. Mrs. Alex Fisch, president,
Lake-60 Miles From Detroit.
has named Mesdames E. Good-
man, Louis Greenfield, Adolph
Beck and Louis Kahn to make
the arrangements.
The Red Cross Unit of the Sis-
AND YOUR OWN
For Your Child's
PEACE OF MIND
terhood will give a card party on
Wednesday, May 20, the proceeds
to be used for Red Cross work.
Mrs. Eugene Gelbman is chair-
Highest Rating By State Board of Health and Welfare
k
man of the unit.
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• Aqua Planing, motorboating, sail boat-
ing, portage canoe trips, horseback riding
WOMEN'S WELFARE
and all other camp sports and activities.
The European Jewish Women's
Welfare Organization will have
• Nursery and kindergarten in spec-
a bake sale Thursday, May 14.
ially equipped and heated building.
The annual membership paid-up
• Medical Staff on
free luncheon will take place
Grounds
Monday, May 25, at Bnai David.
EDITH B. BERCOVICH, DIRECTOR
A board of directors' meeting
Former Director of Jewish Child Placement Bureau
will be held at 12:30 p. m. Tues-
For Information Phone TYler 5-8038
day at the home of Mrs. Weiner,
4262 Monterey.
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